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Good News This Week: January 17, 2026 - Churches, Pizzas, & Teachers
Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating...
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Holidays
3 Ways To (Actually) Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day
It's important we don't reduce Martin Luther King Jr. Day to a “day off” or a quote on social media.
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Take Action
The Women's March is back. Here's when the big event is — and what you need to know
The Women’s March is a lead organizer on January 20th’s “Free America” walkout. Here’s what to know.
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Arts & Culture
Minneapolis brass band founded after George Floyd's murder helps community heal once again
Brass Solidarity meets weekly to spread music, usually at George Floyd Square. But with ICE in the area, their music has a renewed purpose.
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Sports
Everyone is watching women's sports. Here are 5 ways to keep their attention
73% of people now watch women’s sports, but over half of women’s sports fans say they began watching within the last three years.
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People Doing Good
This man has spent over 500 nights in jail. His crime? Feeding homeless communities without a permit
Keith McHenry’s first arrest was on August 15, 1988, when he and eight fellow volunteers were detained at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.
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Racial Justice
MLK is often portrayed as a 'civil saint.' 3 of his works remind us that his beliefs were truly radical
Three particular works from 1957 to 1967 illustrate how King’s political thought evolved from a hopeful reformer to a radical critic.
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People Doing Good
Amid ICE crackdown, this Minneapolis sex shop has transformed into a donation center for neighbors in need
Smitten Kitten has become a hub to gather food, personal essentials, and more, for distribution to community members in need.
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Food
New study: food banks divert a whopping 1.8 million metric tons of carbon emissions a year
Supporting your local food bank doesn’t just help your community — it helps the planet.
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Mental Health
For the third year in a row, college students report lower rates of depression and suicidal thoughts
“These sustained reductions tell me this is not a blip,” one researcher said.
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